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SUNDAY SERVICES Methodist Churches DURHAM STREET CHURCH (Corner Chester street) Minister: REV. ASHLEIGH K. FETCH, B.A. CHRISTMAS SUNDAY 11 a.m.: "THE .ART OF KEEPING CHRISTMAS:” Carols: "A Baby is Sleeping,” “Brightest and Best” (Thiman). 7 p.m.: “THE MEANING AND MYSTERY OF CHRISTMAS.” Carols: “Let all Mortal Flesh” (Holst); “Christmas Night” (Liddle); “Ring Out. Wild Bells” (Fletcher); "Silent Night" (Male Quartet >: and SOLO: "The Holy Boy.” by Mrs Arthur Jenkinson. VISITORS INVITED TO JOIN IN THE PUBLIC WORSHIP OF GOD. CHRISTMAS DAY: 10 a.m.: Service in Durham Street Church. 2358 CAMBRIDGE TERRACE CHURCH, and CHRISTCHURCH CENTRAL MISSION CHRISTMAS SERVICES 11 a.m.: REV. H. G. BROWN. 6p.m.: CAROLS on LAWN, outside Church. 7 p.m.: CHRISTMAS MUSIC by the CHOIR. Guest Soloist: MISS C. CHAPLIN. Preacher: REV. W. E. FALKINGHAM. 2355 WESLEY CHURCH. Fitzgerald ave. Rev. V. R. Jamieson 11 a.m.: Morning W’orship. 7 p.m.: Christmas Choral service. CHRISTMAS DAY 7 am.: Carol Service. Collection for N.C.C. Appeal. O. come, let us adore Him. Christ the Lord. ST ALBANS METHODIST CHURCH (Rugby street) Minister: Rev. W. G. Slade. M.A., D.D. 11 a.m.: REV. DR. SLADE. 7 pan.: REV. P. A. STEAD. B.A. CHRISTMAS DAY (Tuesday). 830 am.- A CHRISTMAS COMMEMORATION SERVICE. Visitors Specially Invited. WESLEY CHURCH. Edgeware road. Minister: Rev. Peter A. Stead. 11 a.m.: Christmas Family Service. 7 pan.: Carol Service. Christmas Music by Wesley Choir. Aldred Memorial, combined with V, esley. CHRISTMAS DAY: COMBINED SERVICE at Thames Street Baptist Church. LINWOOD METHODIST CHURCH 11 a.m.: Mr W. R. Walls. 7 pm- COMBINED CHOIRS: Presentation of excerpts from The Messiah.” Soloists: Mrs H. G. Smith, Mrs L. A. Strong. WAIN ONI: 11 aan., Rev. J. C. A. Wil-

You will be welcome at these services. CASHMERE. SOMERFIELD METHODIST ST. JAMES. CASHMERE: 11 aan the Rev. J. A. Penman, B.A. 7 pan.: Mr A. Hight. |?^o E s. ST. JOHN’S METHODIST CHURCH cnr. Selwyn street and South Crescent road. Services: 8 a.m.. Communion; 11 a- j Carol Service; 7 p.m.. Choral her vice, "When Love Breaks In. CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE. 9.30 a.m.: Minister. Rev. T. H. Kerr. L.r. BKYNDWR: ST. JOHN S METHODIST—a m and 7 n.m.. Rev. N. P- Larsen. Carols bv Choir. Soloists, Mrs M. Hanafin. Miss H- Murie, Mr C. Chapman. Baptist Cburcht SPREYDON BAPTIST CHURCH, Lyttelton street (near Cobham street). PASTOR G. W. THOMAS CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE: 10 a.m. to 10.45 a.m., “COME AND BEHOLDHIM. ST. ALBANS BAPTIST CHURCH, Thames street. Minister: Rev. Norman Winslade. 11 a.m.—Christmas Family Service. 7 p.m.—“The Quietness of True ReSpecial 0 Christmas Music by the Choir at both services. OXFORD TERRACE BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. ROLAND HART 11 aan.—“The Purpose of Christmas.” Choir: “Ring Out Wild Bells. 7 D m -a Visit to Bethlehem. Choir CANTATA—“THE NATIVITY” Choi?: CANTATA—“THE NATIVITY" (Thiman) Soloists: Edna Boyd-Wilson and Harry Newell VISITORS VERY WELCOME COLOMBO - STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, BECKENHAM Minister: REV. LAWRENCE SILCOCK 11 a.m.—"The Angel's Wonderful Tiding-. Soloist: Mr H. G. Harrison 'The Living God * 7 p.m.—“The Unheard Angels” Soloist: Mrs J. R. Arnold: Come Unto Him” A WARM WELCOME TO ALL. TUESDAY. DECEMBER Jto. W '> M “ CHRISTMAS DAY SERVICE OPAWA BAPTIST CHURCH OPAWA BAPTIST CHURCH Wilsons road 11 a.m.—"Everybody’s Christmas ” 7 p m.—“ Men who Missed Chritmas. Pre-Christmas Services. ALL WELCOME Minister: Rev. R. J. Thompson, 8.A., h.d. RICCARTON BAPTIST CHURCH Cnr. Rattray and Peveral streets . REV. LEONARD W. MATTHEWS 11 a m.—" Journey to Bethlehem.” 7 p.m—“The Next Reception.” Special Family Service on Christmas Morning, Tuesday, December 25, At 7.15 a.m. "GOD’S GREATEST GIFT”

GODI CHRISTADELPHIAN LECTURE, BIBLE HALL Madras st., near Tuam st. Sunday, 7 p.m., God willing. Subject: WHAT IS CHRIST COMING FOR? How the comforting message of Bethlehem comes to us over the misty halls of centuries to a world in the greatest distress of all time. "PEACE ON EARTH. GOODWILL TOWARD MEN." To many, these words today seem a mockery, and well they might from a human point of view. But the assurance is not human, it is Divine, and therein lies the only hope for mankind. “I WILL COME AGAIN,” said the Prince of Peace, for “God hath appointed a day in which He will judge the world in righteousness by that man (Jesus), whom he hath ordained.” Acts 17:31. "The Lord shall be King over all the earth.” Zech 14:9., “O Let the nations be glad and sing for joy, for thou shalt judge the people, righteously and govern the nations.” Psa. 9:8.9.' “As truly as I live,” saith the Lord. “All the earth shall be filled with the glory of the Lord.” The world government shall be upon His shoulders: and His name shall be called Wonderful, Councillor, The mighty God. The Everlasting Father. The Prince of Peace.” Num 14.21Isaiah 9:6.7. In Revelations, chapter 22. John saw in vision the redeemed reigning with Christ over the nations. “They lived and reigned with Christ a thousand years.” For He must reign till He hath put all enemies under his feet. The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death. Then He shall deliver up the Kingdom to God even the Father. Ist Cor. 15.24.28. Free Literature sent on application to “Bible Truth,” Box 1650. THE UNDENOMINATIONAL MISSION (Inc.). 269 Cashel street east. SUNDAY: Christmas Services. 11 a.m.: Worship. “O Come Let Us Adore Him.” 7 p.m.: “Wise Men and a Gu ; ding Star.” Carols will be sung at • both services. Special items. TUESDAY, 25th: Special Service 10JO a m., all invited. Preacher, Pastor M. Cope.